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Lee Bains + The Glory Fires – Old-Time Folks [2xLP Marked Down] – New LP

Regular price $ 22.00

On August 5th, Lee Bains + The Glory Fires will release Old-Time Folks, their fourth full-length studio album, via Don...


Various Artists – Sacred Soul of North Carolina [2xLP] – New LP

Regular price $ 25.00

And on the ninth day, they rested...eleven artists getting down, including Little Willie and Big James, what else you need...


Oddisee / Mental Liberation [Remastered BLUE VINYL IMPORT] – New LP

Regular price $ 34.00

One of Oddisee & Mello Music Group's first records together, Mental Liberation has been remastered by Joe Hutchinson.Mental Liberation (Remastered)...


Williams, Saul – Leap Life [2xLP] - New LP

Regular price $ 40.00

2LP, 12” gatefold with 24” foldout newsprint poster.Leap Life by SAUL WILLIAMS Saul Williams’ first solo album in over 10...


Various Artists - Queen Dem [2xLP IMPORT] – New LP

Regular price $ 40.00

Queen Dem brings together a global selection of all powerful, maverick female artists, all creating new musical forms and re-writing...


Hemphill, Jesse Mae – The George Mitchell Collection Vol. 45 – New 7"

Regular price $ 6.00

Real deal blues.  1967.  Chuck your Eric Clapton albums in the trash where they belong and get the She Wolf--...


Snapped Ankles ‎– 21 Metres To Hebden Bridge [IMPORT LEAF-GREEN VINYL MARKED DOWN] – New LP

Regular price $ 12.00

UK punk focused on synths and percussion, ragged rhythms and improv weirdness, wound up tight like a spring and let go to...


Stackhouse, Houston + Friends – The George Mitchell Collection – New LP

Regular price $ 23.00

Born in Wesson, MS, in 1918, Houston Stackhouse’s first instrument was the harmonica. Throughout the 1930s Stackhouse played around Mississippi...